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Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11


w G. shriver, spesial Bargans .. ooo ,.,,
i2OxliO #. Q front on 18th near Iinseed ON
mills, $4,000, 18th cash, balance to4years'
G6xliO on 2lst nonr Grace st, $500. 80
Al IT. front on Saunders st. near Hamilton,
$500, $1,000 cash. balance to years,
63 # on Saunders st. beyond paved street,
i26 1T. on Saunders st. and Patrick ave, 800
a # on Bristol st $3.50
So IT south front near Davenports sub, $3.50
10Oxl20 TT in A. 5. Patricks add south front,
= 2 lots in A. S. Patrick's add. sssoo.
ieorner lot a. s. Patrich's sac add $500.
Fine lot in Bedford, $3.50.
66xll2 IT cor Burdette and eth SITS, $500.
Lot l2 blk 9 9Patrick's End u cash, bal and2
Lots 8 and bk,4 Patricks add on easy terms,
Lots i and blk g. Kilby place, $1,000, for /,
8 500 for
d feet in Jerome Park on Lowe ave; sI,s5O.
70 feet east front on Georgia ave-, $26O0.
G6 feet front on Nicholas st, $1,000
South front on Burt and Twenty-ninth
fine lots, corner. l2o feet front in loves
add; fine view, both $@SOO.
A nice s. front in Lowe add. 81 200.
Corner in Orchard Hill, 81 900.
Lot 60xl27, Parker's add. just off car line
$500
66xl40 on Park ave, improvements worth
g., 900, $1,000.
Corn Corner iOsxlss # on street car line and r. II.
with houses, fine business corner, $2s.b00.
Nice room house on 18th near Lake, &2,S0o.
6S tt on Cummings near Saunders and running
back to Burt st, with . houses, $1,000,
Full lot front. mouse rooms on 10Th near
Farnam, $1,000, 800 cash. ~
Fun lot east front, with nice s.room house,
city water, barn, etc, Georgia ave, $4,000.
Full lot, east front, large new house, slightly
location, Hanscom Place. 50 500.
com Place, $1,000.
Large lO,room house, east front, on 24th, near
we are selling lots every day in our new addi-
ton, "North Omaha" and those who purchase
are securing decided bargains. A number OF
ground. the south four blocks being reserved
for that purpose. Buy a lot in North Omahn,"
$3.50 to $780, on easy W. sermss n sbriver. opp 20
CNAP--1OO it front on 10th st by 12i IT on good
- cross st, 23 miles from postotiice, one of
the best corners on 10th ST., only $1,000; worth
Gregory & Hadley,
Rooms and 3, 32O S. 18th st. 343
T AXE STREET. Near euth st. 4sxlas fine
Parker's add-Fast front, new broom house,
ncar Saunders ana street cars. $500, cash.
b Son oash esse
terms.
fine 7-room house, we'll, cstern. etc, 49, 100.
Gregory Hadley,
HANSCOM PLACE-One of tho best and GER
i l. tanly the cheapest east front corner on
Virginia ave. l05xl50. Lots leveled ana ono
foot above grade, only s. 800, Il cash.
West front in blk 9, high and slightly, near tho
park, l00xl50, 5000.
West front on Georgia ave near woolworth
and just on grade. fenced, $"575, y cash.
East front on Virginia ave near Poppleton
ave, 2 TT below grade, $3.50, Il cash.
West front on Georgia ave near Poppcton
ave. fine lot and location, $4,000, u cash.
Elegant east front on Georgia ave north of
Wooworth, only $4,000, Il cash.
Gregory liadlcy,
Rooms and 3, $40 S. 18th st. 343
| NELSON'S Add-Here ls something that pays
~ over 10 per cent and can be bought on
7room house total rent $6iS per year, all for
$1,000; ~, $50 cash, bal I, 2, 3 and years.
Gregory Il Hadlev. 343
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

LNARNAM ST. acreage, 10 acres $500 per
Il acre. Rush Seby, 1909 Farnam, QUO
HOME on easy terms.- New flvo and nine
IA roomed houses for sale SIN all cash pay.
ments and monthly installmonts. Cooperative
LANE & Lot Co , eos N. 18th ST. 233 10
IINARNAM ST. acreage, 10 acres, 81 800 per
Il acre. Rush & Selby, 1909 Farnam. 900
NOR SALE-l43 feet front on Farnnm st, in-
Il side 500 per foot j. l.. Rice Il Co. 697
TINAKE tho cake. Cake & Billings, Real Es-
i estate hot cakes. Over l0l South 18th st.
Sample Ginger Snaps.
One hundred and ten feet on Jones ana l4th
SITS, half cash. bal. /, 2, 3 years, SIT 800.
Fifty by $50 feet for trackage for businessman
Stock Yards.
Ten selected lots near Swift's packing d,o mouso
site. vlo
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N lean offer for the next ten days the fol

4 DNNUAIN- ,
n | can offer for the next ten days the fol
lowing:
Section |, Twp. 10, Range II, Howard county,
Nch. saith smooth level, table land, balance
rolling, best of soil. Price, 50. 10 per acre, y
cash, balance |, . and years at per cent.
section i3 sa ne ran re ana township as above.
this is rolling land splendidly adapted for stock
raising, good rich soil. Price $3.50 per acre,
third cash, balance /, = and years.
Section 95 Twp. 10, Range IL, ives, half OF sec.
tion level table land, balance rolling, only y
miles from Elba,a good X. X. station. Price
$3.50 per acre.
Section 25, Twp. 16, Range Q. This section is
wen adapted for general farming or stock pur-
poses, no better soil in the state, Price, $40 per
acres third cash, balance l, and 3 yenrsN
pcr cent Address, Geo N. Hicks,
33i "a 2lb s 18th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

ENOR SALE OR TRADE We own several
IL thousand acres of choice South Dakota
farming land which we will sell or trade for
Omaha property. We want to sell and offer our
land mt bottom prices. Wright & Lasbury. cor.
under PA ytOn hotel lOj
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

DEAL ESTATE bought, sold. exchanged or
~ rented. money loaned and investments
made. Barrett Co., Real Estate Agency,
3l4tt s. 10Th. 2l2 IL
C6xss feet corner ed and Cunning SITS, with
" two store buildings renting for SlOO per
month for $4,000, 5000 cash and balance ],
and years.
Three 81 foot lots on 10th st. inside the mile
limit at 500 per foot, This H. good business
property and very cheap. Terms easy.
i32 feet on Leavenworth by Ill feet on 2lst
ST.. with two large residences: improvements
cost $500. for $lS,5O0. This 10 inside property
and very cheap. -
A corner in kirkwood, 60xl4O feet, for 81, 800.
y cash, balance and years.
An east front Plainvicw lot for 81 zoo. y cash,
balance and years.
A G0foot south front on Charles st. for 81 500,
y cash. balance and2 years,
One OF the best corners III loves addition,
south and east front. for $1,000, half cash.
Corner lot and new S'room house in Denise
addition for $500, This 10 bargain.
splendid east front In kilby Place for = 800,
$500 cash.
North omaha and Nasser Place lots for sale
at low prices and easy terms. ,.,
so foot south front lot on Hamilton st. with
broom house for $1,000, $2,5OO cash ana balance
IL and years. -
Corner, south and cast front, in Lincoln
Place ESQ., $500 cash and balance and years.
Flnck 4 Homau, Real Estate and Loan Brokers,
Fren2cr block. opp L. u. ZIG
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d 100 cash will secure l6) acres of first class
- farming land in eastern Nebraska balance
very long time and no taxes for 20 years. The
q. +. Davis company, 1895 Farnam st.
Q2i q Is
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

I 9Th ST. near Leavenworth. 66x68. at ess
i than $3.50 per front foot, including improve.
ments; u fine house, rent 500 per month.
Gregory & Hadley. 343
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ENOR SALE-A neat little chop house, doing a
y good business. Good reasons for selling.
Address l. 2, Bee Office. 337 IL.
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"ANTED-To rent n Champion or Victor
w bicycle to rdo evenings. Address W. p.
Buren,, city p o. 30j 81
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MONEY TO LOAN.

650o, 600 to loan at 9 per cent, Harris Il samp-
u son, 1916 Douglas st. CSC
d.5OOOO0 TO LOAN at 9 per cent. MahoneT
~ 4 Linahan 1909 Farnam. 12l
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

LNOR SALE-Rare chance, n jewelry store in
y one Of the best locations IN Omaha. Ad-
dress T. Bee Office. 800 12j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

40 acres for su bdvison, only 3h miles from
+ the postoffce for $4,000. Terms, $4,000
cash, balance I, 2 and years at per cent in
tercst. This is unquestionably the greatest
bargain in Omaha and will more than double
in value in 70 days. Flack Homan, room II 4.
Frenzer block, opposite p. o. 2G
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

WANTED-To buy house and lot on pay
w mcnts of so per month, not more than
IL miles west or south of court house. f.. Bar
rett Co, Real Estate agency, 3l4is S. 18th.
2ll 0
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* PER CENT Money.
" X. G. Patterson, 18th aid Harney 7j5
MONEY TO LOAN-O. +. Davis Co. real
rib
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

NELSON'S Add-Here Is something that pays
~ over 10 per cent and can be bought on
easy terms. Lot 62sxl25. one II room and one
room house total rent $6i8 per year, all Tor
$1,000; ~, $50 cash, bal ], 2, and 5years.
Gregory Il Hadley. 343
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

DOWL1Ni Green lots 5000 TO $3.50 each, l.5
ID cash and to suie. Marshall II Lobeck,. 1909
Farnam. S51 ii
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

WIANTED-Young lady roomm mate. Pleas.
w ant room centrally located References
exchanged. X 81 Bee office. a0s9
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

MONEY to loan on real estate and chattels
Nl $. Katz n Co. I51l Farnam ST., ground ioor.
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FOR sALE--HoUsEs---LoTs.

DIG BARGAIN--One hundred feet front on
ID South Eleventh st, corner lot, only $1,000.
Part on time. V. l.. Vodicka, $50 South 18th st.
64
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

10 ACRES miles west OF p o, for sale, $3.50
L per acre. ID. Z. Patterson, Omaha Ma
tional bank, $50
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

DR1VATE school of stenography at ZOE North
l. 18th staeet. Pupils given special attention
on the stenograph. Call and investigate. q.
W. Baker, agent. l299
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w ANTED-May l, board and furnished
w room for self, wife and two children
within walking distance of Union Pacific head.
quarters; satisfactory references given, Ad-
dress l. 3, Bee Office. 368hj
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n SWENSON & CO.-l404 Farnam street,
W. Room Is, dealers in real estate and west
ern land. Houses built to suit purchasers on
monthly payment. Ssl-aH
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED-Unfnrnished room large enough
w for or suite of rooms for sleeping
apartments, in center of city. Address X 20.
Bee office. 2i6
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HAVE $1,000 interest in 2 North Omaha
l. lots (corner) will trade for equitable interest
in paying saloon or other business: Address
X 81, Bee Office 236 -
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rJNHE place where they sell furniture cheap
L for cash has been removed from 1916 Doug
las to III n. 10th st. 2O3 alS
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

rINIIIRrY lots two blks from new depot, South
l. Omaha, $3.50 If sold before the 18TH.
Pierce X Rogers 3, Arlington blk. III
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INSIDE PROPERTY-Wc have some good in.
L side property ut bargain, Pierce Rog-
ers 1911 Dodge street. $50
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ENOR SALE-A Complete cigar stand outfit.
Il Gate City Real Estate Co., 1920 Douglas st.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

LNARNAM ST. acreage, 10 acres, 81, 800 per
II acre. Rush Il Selby, 1909 Farnam. sos
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

O50O, O,CO0-To loan on Omaha city property at
~ per cent. g. W. Day, over 1872 Douglas st.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-11

LNOR SALE-One-half interest in the Nebraska
IL Signal, tho largest circulation of any coun-
try weekly newspaper in the state; large job
Office In connection. For full particulars ad-
dress or call on e. G. Sawyer, Admr. Fair
mont. Neb. TS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-10

a CANAL BREAK.-A break eighty feet
long and fifteen or twenty feet below the
ordinary bed occurred in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal at Little Monocacy, about
fifteen miles from Frederick, on Sunday
evening. President Baughman took prompt
measures TO BEGIN the work Of repair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-10

PREPARATIONS FOR BUILDING THE PoCA'
HoNTAs The work of preparing the foun-
dAiion upon which it is proposed soon to
commence the construction of the most
colossal specimen of marine architecture
ever attempted on the American continent
is steadily progressing, and the bed of the
crib Is rapidly approaching completion.
The farce of men employed in digging the
trenches into which have been horizontally
placed huge piles are working with the In
iGstry OF beavers, and it is said that IN
aDout thirty DAYS the keel of the proposed
steamer, which, it is claimed, will revolt
HOnize all the conventional notions OF iron.
shipbujldng, will be laid aud the work OF
building the vessel rapidly prosecuted.
The yard is visited daily by many OF our
own people, "a we'll as numbers from other
Giles, all of whom are interested IN the
work aud who are courteously received By
The officials of the Arrow company, who, 1t
,eems, never tire of answering questions con-
ceruiug the principles of ilon-shipbuilding
generally, and the plans upon which their
company will work The model of the Pc
cahontas is about completed, and il shows
II exact miniature what she will be the day
she shall be consigned TO ier element.
Aessrs James Wood, Ct. A. Pyle and An
rev Fryer have had charge Of its constFuP.
Hon. and as it now stands it is marvel OF
Ingenuity. The limos are symmetrical
aud the entire work plimentary in every
Particular to the skill of those through
whose hands it has passed. 1t has been in-
sspeCted critically by practical men, includ-
lug some who are thoroughly conversant
with shipbuilding, and though subjected TO
.ae seenest scrutiny. tue ideas set forth 10
.ae model have proven invulnerahle to ad
Verse criticism. From the design it is saen
mat the steamer will be built upon the prin-
yt'pIe of thirty two feet to the inch and will
oe constructed in sixty ight separate trans
verse sections, either of which can be built
10 any part of the country, whence they
gSo De transported here and put together.
1ae passenger accommodations will Be SUI
Psto' aud her Chapel" pictures of which
LAY lave recently appeared in the nautical our
aals, Is pronounced the ne Plus ultra OF
spleador.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-10

OPPOSED TO REPUDIATIoN-In the House
OF Delegates yesterday Rev. j. Calvin Stew
art of the Presbyterian Church, formerly of
This city, prayed. and in his prayer he said
Help each one (meaning legislators) to
realizo that Reputation does not remove the
moral responsibilities and obligation, but
may they do that which is right and honest
before God"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-10

NEW GLYMoNT STEAMER Glymont
company has purchased a steamer to run
between here and Glymont. IL is licensed
to carry six hon ired passengers The beat,
which will be put on the line bstween the
20 aud the 25th ostant, will ba called The
'G!ymoIt.' The company will not give out
the name Of thu firm Of whom the boat was
nnrchesa.l
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TRAINER SECURED.-The Old Dominion
Boat club have secured the services of Fred
Plaistead, The we'll know professional oars
man, as trainer Mr.. Plaistead will take the
Old Dominions in charge on the first of
June and will prepare them for the State
regatta which will take place on the river
in front Of The city on the 9Th Of July.
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REPUBLICAN CoNFERENCE.-A co

REPUBLICAN CoNFERENCE.-A confer
ence OF republicans of the city was held last
night to discuss the political situation, and
determine whether OF not 10 put ticket in
the field at the coming election for mp
nicipal officers, but the conference adjourn
ed till later date without taking definite
action
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a Rnrrain i'm Corner Lots

is what most men desire. but to keep from
filling grave in cemetery lot ere half
your days are numbered. alwa, keep sup
ply Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
~" by you. When the first symptoms Of
consumption appear lose no time in putting
yourself under the treatment of this nval-
liable medicine It cures when nothing else
will Possessing, as it does, ten timea the
virtue of the best cod liver oil, it is not only
the cheapest but far the pleasantest to take.
1t puri6es and enriches the blood. strength
ens the system, cnres, blotches, pimples,
eruptions and other humors. By druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-10

FGsH.-Since yesterdays report about
50, 900 herring and 500 shad have been
received at Fishtown. Herring sold at from
81 80 to So 80 per thousand and shad at from
50 to $40 per hundred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-10

HAND MAsHED.-Mr John Beach, a
brakemen on the Virginia Midland Railway,
while coupling cars in the depot yard yes
terday, had one of his hands so badly mash
ed by having it caught between the bump
ers OF two cars that two of his fingers had
to be amputated. Dr. Powell performed
the operation. The injured man is a son OF
Capt j. D. Beach, and has been in the en-
ploy Of the COMPANY but short time.
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The PRIMARY.-Th democrati primary,
10 select candidates for the various munich
nal offices TO be filled at the general election
on the 2Gth inst, was held in this city yes
friday and passed off very quietly and or
derly and resulted in the choice of the fol-
lowing ticket For Mayor, John B. Smoot !;
for Auditor, F. F. Pl;ce Corporation Attor-
ern District, E. NJ. Adams Collector of
Taxes Southern District, DR.. A. F. Cox !;
superintendent of Police, W. B. Dobie Su
perinteudent ofGas, William II. Hantzmon ;
Clerk OF Gas, r. Theo. Cook Clerk of Mar
ket, James w. Simpson Measures ofLum
Der, James l.. Adams and Stephen Swain
Measurer of Wood and Bark, Wesley
Makeley.
Ia the First ward Park Agnew and n. P.
T. Burke were nominated for Aldermen,
aud W. s. Moore, P. Aitcheson j. W. Nails
and Hubert Snowden for the Council. Capt
a J. Fair received the nomination for Mag
sirate.
In the Second ward W. H. Marbury for
derman, and G.. W. Fisher, F. E. Corbett
y w. Whiting and P. f. Gronau for Coun-
c.l and Alex. Brown for Magistrate.
In the Third ward E. E. Downham for
A dermsn French Smoot, L. Echberg, j.
II. Strider and j. T. Harrison for Council !;
c. l.. Arnell for Magistrate, and a. J. Dixon
for Constable.
In the Fourth ward F. L. Smith for AL.
lerman; J. r Sweeney, L. f. Unler, Jas
McCuen and c. o. Pullman for Council and
! w. Nails for Magistrate.
The following is the vote
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The primary was one of the largest ever
held in the city and throughout the day
great interest was taken in the result. From
the time the polls closed till late hour at
n gbt, when the vote was announced,
crowds of people assembled at the various
places where the news was received, to as
certain the result The number Of votes
cast was as follows: First ward, 297 Sec
ond, 24l; Third, SIS; Fourth, 334; total,
100 The changes made were the noml-
nations OF e NJ Adams A. F. Cox and W.
II Hanizmon for Collectors Of Taxes aud
superintendent Of Gas, respectively. The
FIRST ward, \ 2. T. Burke and Park Ag-
dew instead of w A. Moore and J. W.
Burke for Aldermen, and James W. Nails
for the place in the Common Council made
vacant by the resignation of 5. G.. Brent; in
the Second ward r. f. Gronau instead of
Charles Goodrich in the Third ward
French Smoot instead of G. s French, and
in the Fourth ward James McCuen instead
OF j w Peake.
The vote in the different wards for Alder
men, Couucilmen and magistrates was as
0llows
First ward -Aldermen, Park Agnew 255,
y p Il. Burke 1S9 Common Council-W.
A Moore 2l9. p Aitcheson 215, j. W. Nails
2l3, Hubert Suowden 1872 Magistlate-A
J Fair 81.
second ward-Aldermen, W. H. Marbnry
POI Common Councl-G. W. Fisher 1876,
F. + Corbett 1873, D. W. Whiting 133, R. &.
Granau l25, ] P. Rice 81. Magistrate
Alex Brown DO.
Third ward Alderman, E. E. Downham
i5- Common Council-French Smoot 327,
| Eicbberg 236, ], H. Strider 233, J. 7. Har-
risla 9OS. G. S. French 20l, G. J. ". Sum-
mers, 1873 ]. T. Cox, 127. Magstrate-C.
L. Aruel, 1894 Constabe-A J. Dixon 80.
Fourth waId-Alderman, F. l.. Smith 26S.
Common Council-J. T. Sweeney 237, l.. 4.
aer 1871, Jas. McCuen $50, G. o. Pullman
III, Thos. Moss TO- Magistrate, J. W. Nails
9H
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For RENT-wAREHousE No. i King
&c; street, lately occupied by Thomas Perry. Ap'
p11 to JOHN PERRY, of Perry, SmoOt :, Co.
my % col IN
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AIezaallria Oaxatfs.
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TUESDAY EVENING, MAYO.
LOCAL NEWS.

For this section threatening weather, light 10
c.l rains and easterly winds to-day, followed dur
ipg Wednesday By warmer, fair weather ard
winds shifting to southwesterly.
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CONFECTIONERS.
DELEGATES At BRENGLE'S.

BIsQUE CREAM, RASPBERRY CREAM,
STRA WBERRY CREAM, ORANGE CREAM,
VANILLA CREAM, LEMON CREAM.
All fiavors of Cream and Water Ices.
HENRY BRENGLE. I29 KING ST.,
Has now opened his
ICE CREAM SALOONS;
refitted and arranged thoroughly for the accom-
mediation of all his customers. His Ladies Ice
Cream Parlors on the second floor. His newly
furnished saloon for gentlemen. Special room
fitted up for colored customers who are fond of
the best Ice Cream in town. He has maintained
his good name for pure goods for thirty years and
still supplies the best and cheapest goods in his
line.
Ice Cream Soda, Pies for dessert or lunch, and
Pure Candies are specialties in which he has new
er been excelled. Cakes Of all kinds of the best
material cheaper than they can be made at home.
He caters of the best for families parties balls,
fairs and entertainments. my6